Jarrod Haar

Four years after the first lockdown, the way we work has changed. Audio

A nurse who called a colleague an offensive name in a private group chat lost their job after their comments made their way back to the person being talked about.  Audio

Wellington Water is investigating one of its employees after they posted a video to social media bragging about 'slacking off'.

The "day-in-the-life" style video shows the woman going into work at… Audio

Around a third of New Zealanders are still working from home in the wake of COVID-19 lockdowns.

That's according to research done by Professor Jarrod Haar, associate dean of research at the… Audio

For many people the days of the 30-second commute may be drawing to a close. We talk to Professor Jarrod Haar from AUT about why the commute is something many people dread. Audio

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We're told to stay home when we're sick – but for many workers, that's an almost impossible ask. Can employers be doing more? Audio

New Zealand workers are burning out at high rates – and Māori twice as frequently as Pakeha, according to new data. AUT professor Jarrod Haar hopes this research will help kick off an urgent… Audio

AUT Human Resource Management Professor Jarrod Harr's warning to employers "Ignore the Great Resignation phenomenon at your peril, and start future proofing your businesses". The findings of AUT's… Audio

The Covid-19 lockdowns have seen a global shift in how we work, with millions adjusting to working from home. But what does that mean for our working habits? An international study from Microsoft… Audio

New Zealand workers are more anxious than ever about their job security.  Audio

Workers in New Zealand are at high risk of burning out.

A new study shows Māori employees are 163 percent more likely to be burnt-out - while New Zealand Europeans are 51.9 percent less likely to be… Audio

AUT Business School Professor Jarrod Haar joins us to talk about a study he conducted into employee burn out which shows that, compared to international employees, Kiwi workers are more at risk. Audio

A recent report suggests that a growing number of employers are trying to track how much work their employees are actually doing at home. But "checking in" can cause more harm than good. Professor… Audio

It's day one of the school holidays and for a lot of parents, making sure the kids are cared for over the next two weeks will have involved a great deal of co-ordination and juggling. There's always… Audio